Gareth Pugh, who is as much an artist as any living fashion designer, decided to present his Spring collection in short-film form, with the clothes less the focus than the union of two otherwordly creatures via clay, their onenness a product of both agony and ecstasy.
It’s awards season, yet again, and yet again we are here to prematurely evaluate everyone’s looks on the Emmys red carpet, aka the pre-Oscars. What are the fancy things everyone will be wearing? We shall update you, as ever, in our regular, hot-shit, constantly updating awards show fashion blog. Please, come on in...
The MTV Video Music Awards happened on Sunday night (they did) and no one made any bold fashion statements on the red carpet, but there were some pretty gowns, fresh suit twists and a lot of gladiator getups.
I regret to inform you that Real Housewives of New York star Dorinda Medley is not only still wearing one of her favorite gray tops, but is wearing it stained, as seen in this recent video she did with Elle.
When Miss Eaves dropped her body-pos summer jam “Thunder Thighs,” something beyond its encouraging message caught our interest: the colorful, exciting styling within it, ranging from eye-popping neons to funky cat-laden skater skirts. Turns out, this was just the tip of the iceberg for the multi-hyphenate known as…
Welcome to Shit I Bought, a column where we recap the life-changing beauty and fashion purchases of various staffers—and also just stuff we bought on a whim.
There is no bullshit with this product, so let’s just get straight to the point: the Ta-Ta Towel is a towel you sling around your breasts while you’re getting ready so you don’t accumulate sweat underneath them before you put on your clothes. Genius.
Throughout my teen years, I went to a small K-12 school in Kentucky where the bulk of my peers wore more-or-less the same kind of thing, had more-or-less the same kind of hair, and attended my bat mitzvah with the ginger politeness of child snorklers encountering their first manta rays. Being a somewhat overeager…
What the frick is this. Wednesday night, the seventh season of Game of Thrones premiered in Los Angeles, and all the stars—including those who work on GoT—were dressed like this isn’t something the rest of the world has been waiting for, like, more than a year? And that “Winter” is actually fricken “here”? This is an…
Fashion ceases for no man, even, and maybe especially, the signers of the Declaration of Independence. So while many in the US were enjoying holiday festivities, over at Paris Couture Week they were innovating new shit to put on our faces—for God and Countr(ies).
Welcome to Shit I Bought, a column where we recap the life-changing beauty and fashion purchases of various staffers—and also just stuff we bought on a whim.
The fashion world was scandalized this week over an interview with British Vogue fashion director Lucinda Chambers, whose ousting in May after 36 years afforded her the opportunity to speak freely and candidly about all the shit she hates about the industry. One of those things: this cover she put together herself.
Remember when Vetements put Snoop Dogg’s visage on a t-shirt and sold it for $900? Well, Kendall and Kylie Jenner found inspiration in the vintage concert tee-as-high-end streetwear aesthetic, because they borrowed the concept, added a little Givenchy-circa-2010 flavor, and superimposed their faces and initials onto…
Welcome to Shit I Bought, a column where we recap the life-changing beauty and fashion purchases of various staffers—and also just stuff we bought on a whim.
Royal Ascot has just wrapped for the year, and you know what that means—it’s time for our annual celebration of attending hats beautiful and bonkers, sublime and silly.
Sunday night’s 2017 BET Awards were an occasion for all manner of dress, perhaps in part because its attendees were so varied: rappers mingled with actors mingled with award-winning journalists mingled with singers, and everyone seemed to be flying by the seat of their own unique dress codes.
An absolutely perfect New York Times Style section piece walks the line between wide-eyed earnestness and subtle passive aggression. These instances are few and far between; that’s why this froth about rich-ass, post-Gossip Girl youth hosting séances in their apartments in the Dakota is such a refreshing mid-summer…
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It’s officially hot out where I live, according to my dermatologist, who told me this week that it’s now summer (he’s a doctor, so who am I to fight his words?). With this heat has come a fresh new energy to the world, specifically, a sartorial one. I walk down the streets of New York City quite visually excited, the…
Last January, I interviewed Sonia Agostino about the audacious latex outfits she designs for her line Tableaux Vivants. Her pieces were so vibrant and singular that it left us curious about her everyday style and whether her business is the polar opposite of her personal tastes. During a repeat visit to her stunning…
